Louisville & Nashville Railroad v. Robinson
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
CASE 56 — PETITION' ORDINARY APPEAL PEOM JEPPEESON OOUET OP COMMON PLEAS. CITED— 2 Duvall, 118; Louisville and Nashville R. R. Co. vs. Collins. Law Register, March No., 1866, Redfield’s notes. CITED— 4 Met., 49; 1 McMullen, 385. 2 Duvall, 118; Louisville and Nashville R. R. Co. vs. Collins. 3 Mus. 4* Welsh., 1; Priestly vs. Fowler. 1 Bush, 402; Louisville and Nashville R. R. Co. vs. Young.
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE ROBERTSON
delivered the opinion oe tiie court:
This appeal is prosecuted for reversing a judgment in the appellee’s favor against the appellant for five thousand dollars, on a verdict for that amount in an action for the loss of a leg by being run over by a locomotive engine and tender, in the yard of the depot at Bowling Green, Kentucky. There were three tracks in the yard, with switches for regulating the movements of trains and engines coming in and going out. The engine and tender which ran on the appellee belonged to the passenger train, and the appellee was brakesman on a freight…
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